Mobile Jobs in United States
There are 7,666 open Mobile jobs in United States on freehire right now. 1,685 of them were posted recently. The skills employers ask for most often are android, ios and swift.
Salary
| Currency | Period | 25th | Median | 75th | Postings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USD | year | $164,000 | $194,500 | $218,000 | 683 |
| USD | hour | $29 | $30 | $40 | 186 |
From postings that disclose pay. Currencies are counted separately, never converted.
Most requested skills
- android 29%
- ios 29%
- swift 16%
- ai 15%
- api 15%
- kotlin 14%
- ci-cd 11%
- java 10%
How the work is done
- Remote 575 · 8%
- Onsite 437 · 6%
- Hybrid 400 · 5%
Visa sponsorship offered in 30% of the 1,346 postings that state a position on it.
Seniority
- Senior 1,295
- Lead 358
- Staff 166
- Principal 76
- Middle 75
- Junior 73
Who is hiring
- 1000+ employees 1,059
- 501-1000 employees 671
- 51-200 employees 374
- 11-50 employees 118
- 201-500 employees 71
- 1-10 employees 11
Software Engineer 2 - iOS Developer
Build and maintain iOS apps for a payments company, writing Swift/Objective-C code, integrating with backend services, and ensuring reliable, secure mobile experiences.
Mobile Video Quality Specialist
Analyzes and improves mobile video quality by monitoring performance, triaging issues, and coordinating fixes across hardware, software, and networks.
Software Engineer: iOS
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Senior Mobile Application Developer
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Senior Mobile App Developer
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